For decades it was baffling. Out of the still night sky, astronomers peering through their telescopes would occasionally glimpse quick bursts of high-energy light popping off like flashbulbs at the far side of the universe.
These bursts seemed impossibly powerful: to appear so bright from so very far away, they must vastly outshine entire galaxies containing [...]
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